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Hi!

I have a layout that is composed of a variety of timecard records. Through a parsing scheme, the records are sorted by client, employee, etc, and placed into a report that uses leading sub-summaries to break the reports into sections, grouped by billable client.

The layout parts are:

Title Header

Header

Leading Sub-summary

Body

Trailing Sub-summary

Footer

The Leading sub-summary is defined to cause a page break before each leading sub-summary so that I can get a title header on every section that has a new leading sub-summary. The Header is supposed to show on every non-first page in a section.

In summary, the document is supposed to print:

Title Header

Leading Sub-summary (Client A)

Body

-page break caused by body length

Header

Body, second page

Sub-summary (Client A)

Footer

--forced page break--

Title Header

Leading Sub-summary (Client :P

Body

-page break caused by body length

Header

Body, second page

Sub-summary (Client :

Footer

--forced page break--

etc.

The problem is, I'm getting a title header only on the very first page of the printout. The next time that the leading sub-summary appears (identifying a new client), and a forced page break is supposed to have happened, I'm getting the Header, not the Title Header.

Why isn't the page break created by a leading sub-summary definition sufficient to cause a Title Header to appear? Any ideas

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